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March 21, 2001

Despite mounting evidence that the global economy is slowing, total worldwide retail e-commerce is expected to reach US$550 billion in 2001, a 92 percent increase from 2000, according to a report released Tuesday by eMarketer...

Study: B2B Old-Timers Hitting Pay Dirt

March 21, 2001

The longer that business-to-business (B2B) firms are online the more likely it is that they will achieve profitability, according to a study released Tuesday by ActivMedia Research. The study revealed that 32 percent of all B2B companies currently online are turning a profit. However, 46 percen...

Report: B2B in 2000 Blossoms to $433B

March 14, 2001

Business-to-business e-commerce revenues reached US$433 billion in 2000, marking a 189 percent increase over the $145 billion spent online by businesses in 1999 and exceeding industry expectations significantly, according to a study released Tuesday by Gartner Group. Last year, Gartner had pred...

U.S.: B2B Dominates E-Commerce

March 8, 2001

Online business-to-business (B2B) deals comprised 90 percent of all online sales in 1999, accounting for a "remarkably large share" of overall e-commerce activity, according to data released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Commerce. According to the government office, the statistics for 1999,...

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